Hi Sam_zia,
I am Dave, I will help you with this.
Yes, Windows 10 and 11 have those two listed in the App Execution Alias section on a clean install of Windows by default, however, I can find no documentation on why they are listed there by default.
Are python.exe and python3.exe present under "App Execution aliases" By default ?
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Are these two items in the App execution aliases installed by a 3rd party app ? or are they there by default ? Do all Windows 10 OSes have these two items by default ?
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